In particular, Rorty finds in Dewey an anticipation of his own view of philosophy as the hand-maiden of a humanist politics, of a non-ontological view of the virtues of inquiry, of a holistic conception of human intellectual life, and of an anti-essentialist, historicist conception of philosophical thought.
By analogy, the maiden names of a married couple do not determine their surname: they could take either maiden name or hyphenate, or take a wholly new name if they choose.
His grandmother encouraged him to marry a maiden of old-fashioned virtue, and while he was on a trip to Mississippi, a matchmaker introduced him to Alice Joe, a Choctaw.
It was not the name of someone who was living in the town at present but had apparently been the maiden name of a woman in Portland, Oregon, who had written a letter to the paper.
This month, the OpenROV researchers took over a vacation home here and turned it into a command center for the maiden dive of a prototype of the next version of their Trident submarine.
Josephine Damon, the maiden name of a homeowner in Long Beach, Calif., who did not want to be further identified, said she and her husband walked away before signing a $900,000 Heloc on their paid-for home valued at $1.2 million.
This article demonstrates the maiden application of a new Modular Multi level Converter based Series Compensation (MMCS) technique for multi area Automatic Generation Control (AGC) interconnected system.
She adopted Hart, after the maiden surname of a friend.
N. Durova, The Cavalry Maiden: Journals of a Female Russian Officer in the Napoleonic Wars, M. Fleming Zirin trs., Indiana 1989.
The flight test programme started in 1985 with the maiden flight of a converted Tu-142M fitted with the advanced avionics; state acceptance trials began within two years.
A maiden of venomous intent that.
